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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-02-26
NEW TODAY.
NOTICE.

To Nelson Gibson, heirs or assignees. owner
or owners, to one-ffth interest in the King
fisher mine, situated in Jackrabbit Mining Dis
trict, Lincoln County, State Of Nevada, you are
hereby notified that there are now due from
you the sum Of twenty 1901 dollars on your in
forest in the above named mine, for assessment
work done on said mine for the year 1886, which
you are hereby notified to pay immediately, 10
gether with the costs Of this advertisement.
otherwise shall claim forfeiture Of your In
terest, in conformity with the Acts Of Congress
(section 81 approved May 10th, 1872 All per-
sons are cautioned against purchasing the said
interest from the said Nelson Gibson, his heirs
or assignees, as they cannot under existing cir
cumstances make legal transfer
RUSSELL FULLER.
Phoebe. February 90. 1887. f26-90d
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NOTICE.

To J. O, Lynch, heirs or assignees, owner or
owners 10 three-nfth interest in the Kingfsher
mine, situated in Jaokrabbit Mining District,
Lincoln County, state Of Nevada, you are hereby
sum OF Sixty (S6O) Dollars on your interest In
the above named mine, for assessment work
done on said mine for the year 1886, which
vow are hereby notified to pay Immediately. to-
gether with the costs Of this advertisement.
Otherwise shall claim forfeiture of your in
terest, in conformity with the acts Of Congress
section 81 approved Nay 10th, 1872. All per.
sons are cautioned against purchasing the said
interest from the said ]. @. Lynch. bis heirs on
assignees, as they cannot under existing cif-
cumstances make legal Transfer.
RUSSELL FULLER.
Phoebe, January IL. 1887. janlas0d
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-12-10

Ordered that j g Gibbs be allowed cents
a. 3 rebate on land enormously assessed seq
ordered that j g Gibbs be allowed " "a -
q rebate on land enormously solh, secs'oh q"
Ordered that the following accounts be al
Il Fl Colcy and j W Dubard, road comn,r's.
section 50 code ~, 81 90 each.
i W Buchanan, legal notices, etc.. sheet
acts 's2 page ~, II 80.
Ordered that the T%reasurer's report for NO
yember be received and accepted.
Ordered by the Board that the c0ntract
made on the first Monday In November win
G = Penn as superintendent OF poor house.De
and the same Is hereby rescinded. IA brid-
Ordered by the Board that the following
contract be made with 9 Z Penn az supt. OF
poor house, for the term Of IL months, rom
The first day of Dec. 1887, to the frst day OF
November, 1888:
keeping the poor house of Grenada county
first day of Dec. 1887, INT expiring on the ist
day of November, 1889, be awarded to G =
Penn at n salary of SIS % per month ana ~ ~
per month board for each pauper, to be paid
at the end of each month on allowance by
the Board uf Supervisors. Said e u l'enn is
to feed, clothe, nurse them in sickness ana
give them medicine all at his own expense,
except when necessary to call IN apnysiclan.
He must treat them humanely n kihdly,
to feed and clothe them in a reasonable and
humane manner during said term OF this
contract.
Ordered that the Board draw pay as follows:
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-12-10
~Summerfields' Bargains.

The convention of the North Mis-
sissippl Poultry and Pet Stock Assoc
citation in this city last week, devel-
dpsa n very iihportait ~fact-that
there r d. fine specimens Of fowls
raised in this state as In any State In
the Uniot, not excepting ILLINOIS.
Indiana, or any other State. This
may seem a rather broad assertion,
but the judge of the poultry at our
recent exhibition will bear us out In
this assertion. As all earnest of what
we have stated, home-ralsed fowls
took first premiums over others that
were bred and shipped direct, from
Northern States to the exhibition
here, the.purchers ofthe saf1e feeling
confident, in the meantime, that they
would capture all the premiums and
wear all the blue ribbons.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-12-10

Awarded at the North Mississippi
Poultry and Pet stock Association
Nov. Z9tl, to Dec. 3rd, 1887:
BUFF CoCHINS-First, J. w. Hell
lums, Water Valley; second, Mrs.W
D. Porter, Portertsn, Miss.
BLACK CoCHINs-R. J. Thompson
of Harrison Station, the only exhib'
itor, took first premium.
PARTRIDGE COCHINs-Fred Weis'
ener, of Water Valley, had the only
pen show, which was fine, and won
all on that breed.
LIGHT BRAMAHs-W. w. Polk, o.
Water Valley, made a sweep on these
birds, though Mr.. Weisener had some
superb specimens on exhibition.
BROWN LEaHoRNs-J. +. Hurley,
of Grenada, first on breeding pen; J.
b. Rogers, of Water Valley, first on
cockerel, score 951s; W. H. Crockett,
of Sardis, first on trio, pair, and pull
let; J. W. HelIums,of Water Valley,
second on breeding pen. The 8 high
e%st-scoring birds of this breed were as
follows: Cockerel A5k, ]. B. Rogers,
owner; Hen SO, J. F. Hurley, owner;
Pullet 961s, w. H. Crockett, owner.
WHITE LEaHORNs-J. B. Rogers,
of Water Valley, first on breeding
pen, trio, pair, cock, and pullet; H..
c. Ford, first on hen, second on
breeding pen, cock and hen.
PLYMOUTH ROCKs.-To our sur
prise this excellent breed wal only
represented by a pair Of fairly good
birds, and two pair of rather poor
ones. M. B. Herman, of Herman
vile, won first on coclkerel, and w.
Fl. Crockett, Of Ssrdls, first on pull
let.
WYANDoTTs.-With the exception
of a cockerel exhibited by Mrs. M. E.
Moss, of Grenada, which won first as
cockerel, ]. F. Hurley made a sweep
of everything else, as he showed a
trio of fine young birds, and a finer
trio Of two-year-old ones.
BRONZE TtRKEys-On these j. B.
McCord, Of Grenada, took first prize;
Mrs. E. H. Wilbourhe. of Torrance,
won second.
PEKIN DtCKs-J. W. Hellums, Of
Water Valley, won first and second.
MALAY .GAMEs.-Fred. Weiseher,
of Water Valley, took first, second
and third prizes.
GAMEs.--This display was very
fine, and the blue ribbons were dis.
tributed as follows: Black breasted
reds, and +. b. Il. Game Bantims,
Van L. Ferguson, of Sardis, Miss,
games. DR.. Mcswine first on hen,
second on stag and pullet, first on
cockerel, second on stag, first on stag
and pu1let j. i. Hughes first on pull
let, second on cock, second on cock
and hen; j. G. 1ongstreet first on
cock, first on cock and hen, first on
stag, third on stag and pullet.
MIsCEILANEous.-G. W. Trimble
first on canary, first on parrot, G. E.
second on parrot; NJ. r
first on ring dovesj Jesse
Hardy first on white rabbits.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-12-10
sumraerAelds' Barealns.

The annual conference 81 The Afri-
can Acknowledgment will convene in
this city on the first Of February next
We are reliably informed that 1 large
number. Of minister's from, all. parta Of
the .countfyrnorth snd s~oGth--will
be In attendance. There WILL per-
haps be al many d. three hGndred
visitors here 1t that time, and II Will
doubtless be an interesting season tor
our colored friends. In tke mean
time, before the copvepink Of the
conference, the friends Of The A. M.
sEfengements for: the enlightenment
OF their guests. But ~ feel th4t we
need make no further suggestions on
this b6int.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-12-10

been introduced into this section Of
btif country. It Is easier picked,
stands drouth better and yields more
lint'per acre Oh poor land than any
cotton with which I am acquainted.
" is but due Mi. Rayburn to state
that ! believe his'seed to be pure. II
there y any ad4i1tdre l failed to
discover 1t. It affords me pleasure to
give these facts to the public, and I
Would rec0mr1end that everyone who
can do 90, procure some of the Peter'
kin cotton seed and give 1t a trial un.
der different conditions and varieties
Of soil al. this will test its TRUE mer.
its. Next season !. shall plant NO
other Variety. Respectfully,
+. G. BURLINGTON.
Grenada, Dec. 8, 1887.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-12-10
EDS. GAzETTE:-

IyDCa VhHEAl Es-
As the price of cotton seett1s to get
less and less every year, and opened
so low this season that it Is treading
very closely upon the cost IF prUduc-
tiot1, leaving US but d small margin
of profit; causing the farmer, tatur-
ally, to entertain serious forebodings
tor the future. This being our only
money crop, 1t looks a. though We
would Aobn BIZ in the Al Of the fellow
who had the bear by the tail; follow
ing him around tree; afraid tn let.gd
and tould not hold-on much longer.
Theref0re; anyone who car suggest
any method by Which the cost of
production Tan be lessetedj Of the
Yield per acre increased, 1t ID his duty
to tive, 1t to the public; and at the
outset ! will state that II Ia sDlely
with this view that this article 10
written, Tor / have nd seed to sell al
any price, and no pers6hal interest to
subserve: Last spring, at the request
of d ffletd of mime III Grenada; I was
induced to tfy the Peterkih cotton
and to test its merits, that he might
see whether he was justified In Fec
omtiendipg It 80 highly to his neigh.
bors. ! did SO, and the results Oh.
taiilHd wete eo extr40rdlhafy that l
determined to give them to the pub
lie, and. In order that I may tdislead
no one / will give all the conditions
as To Soil; location, etc., and the facts
within my own personal knowledge.
l speak 6tlt for myself, without any
regard III To how others have sue.
ceeded; Under different GtcumstAn.
ces. I had 4 fraction Of two acres Of
land which had been devised to ali
orchard fof the last fifteen years. and
the trees; ffofh age and othet Gatses,
had ceased to be Of ahy profit. Last
winter I, determined I'd cut them
down ind plant the ground ia slime
thing else and. concluded I'd plant IL
In Petetkin cotton. I beddeH Il up a.
usual, Without Ahy extra preparation,
every afth row being throwh Us i'm.
tress, I Iprocdfed aesd .frdh Msssrs.
Critic b D uncapi plaGsd DID sale with
them by Mr.. n. @. Raybat1. !. pla1t.
ed On this land two ahd-a.half BuShi
els; With b D5w.taw pla1tef, IL the
same MAhhef u, the Bhlkhte. 81 my
crop; ana did, DOT ggst d good stand
In fact, ID every fffth, fbw over the
stumpsi 1 dif .H4t Aecufe i fourth Of .
stand. / cultivated pteti6ely d / aid
thy test ofsmt cfopland, gathered l4eo
pounds. OF 4eed, cotton, carefully
weighed BY Mr. Berry at his gin out
| Of which he ihade ME 1 bale weiRhink
ISIS pounds, which was sold 10 Mi 4.
Fl. Wood u the highest price paid for
short staple cotton that day, 5ithilst-
ly handled. think this III extfaof-
dit4ft Yield. The land / refafHed
ths p6ofsst On my place, hevsf hhvi
Ind heeh thanured while An, ofSHSrd
or SincS, lying on 4 hillsid6 Slopink 10
the b0hthj And fsHelyiaR the full
force Ck the sun dlflbk thX 1etefs
drouth. which w haH durlhk 3hiS
and Augult. In tnthy plAGsl TIE soii
VA stt!fely gone, rom washing AID
under ahcli. sdtAfSg ,ciftutHStsuc1s I
don't believe my 0thef cotton thiE i
know 81. would hays yielded more
th1h hklf q thuch. It remained efhen
and blo0tnlhe long aftst, .tks x1Ien
~ .hx4 6Syh. thfcGeh Il, TESS. "
s1t1 MI bellsvs II W IS eGe f3os9
ipeo4td6le eot(0n " falsSthIEEas Ssl
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-12-10
~SummerHetds' Bargains.

s. NJ. johnson, tcG1.j a teacher of
this county during the past year, and
a straightforward man aniopg his
people, was married to Matte 4, Ev-
ans, of Yalobusha county, on THURS
day last.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-12-10

The poultry exhibition In this city
last week has awakened an interest
IN the poultry business that, one
would scarcely have dreamed OF two
weeks ago. Persons who were ia
skeptical o. to hardly he induced to
enter the hall, have become members
nfthe association and will hence1orth
boultty.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-12-10
LeEss Of H1hoot tshdi

lPufluant t9An ordsf, q, ,ths l3oKf4 ~ "a.
g 3 set% e gssp1sdSs n. e Hsdsli ;,s q az oD @sSs'sa.
sioASf VIII, Oh saturday, M 5lS{ NY !Sf ~.
ths, GGHnfthou1s, u bublis S~uteryywithin ls9al
ies 19l ls.ss n, r "a Mi|h ni ias sta s1d IS i. 81 a 4 s yfs'
Th1 N'WX dfsscQon II towhship y fAnHs
east tl . credit OIL z, y md 4ye4rs, with 4
not tot1t. interest HON dXtA df ,leeecj tNtth
rood .tretiss. % ~ spPfbxSA tt w Scirtmls.
i s|is5s fs ssssi VI e 81 Il ias II :. IN y is ssI Ssssss Z
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-12-10

Sumn1erfelds' Bargains.

Mrs. L.. p. Peacock, nee Annie
Knox, formerly Of this place, and d
most estlmable lady whose friends
IN this city are numerous, died, at
her home near Shaw Station, In Boi.
ivar county, on tbe 18th ultimo. To
the sorrowing relatives the UAzErTE
extends condClence.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-12-10

Only eighteen members elected 10
the next house Of Representatives of
mississippi occupied seats In the last.
One hundred and, two men were
elected. One hundred and ten are
Democrats. and ten--Ave white aud
hve colored-are Republicans. The
senate for the first time since recUn.
structioh are all white men and Dem.
OcratS.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-12-10
A. ~SUMMERFfEiD 4 Bro.

Having teturhtd after an absence
of a short season, I wish to inform
my friends and citizens that they can
get my services az cheap as any NJ.
D. for like services in all, parts Of my
professioH. t'J. GtpE.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-12-10

We are glad to leaan of the spien-
did success with which Prof. NJ. H.
jenkins col met IN his, CONCERT at
Winters Chapel and Mt. Herman
not many days since, and hope that
each effort OF his will exact the
last,
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-12-10

The holidays are rapidly APPROACH
Ing and to the good wife who wishes
to make an appreciated present TO her
toiling husband, we would suggest
that she buy q couple Of pounds Of
"Afkansaw Traveller" chewing to-
caccO, which Is sold by I, VILE 4 "a.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-12-10

Lamar has been appointed to the
Supreme Bench; Villas succeeds La
mar, and Don NJ. Dickerson, Of Wis.,
consin succeeds Villas as Post Master
General,
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-12-10
%summerdelds' bargains.

Christmas buyers delighted with
our great display Of bargains in curl.
Gus, useful and ornafHehtal Articles.
Something to crafty every taste, and
prices uniformly low on all goods.
A. SUNNI ERFIEID X BRO.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-12-10

Madam rumor is quite husilv en-.
gagged just now, in our city, talking
about the great number of marriages
that are booked to take place within
the next few weeks.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-12-10

It viii do You good to zee ouf brill.
liant display. ~. Toys sfd Christmas
Goods, which includes hundreds 81
gifts suitable ut ,Hld IND young; d
~ s''''. 4. iSyREas'ssastAus ! sso.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-12-10

A. r. tnman has a large assert
ment Of toys and other holiday goods
which he Is closing out at very low
prices.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-12-10

The ladies of the Methodist thurch
are earnestly requested to meet at
the chucrh to-morrw Sunday EVEN
Ing at 8 o'clock.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-12-10
NARRfFD

At the residence Of Judge ": II; FitEiuer.
aid, In Grenadal on Tiiufsdsy, f3sE. It'll, Rev.
!. G; Csrothers bficiatihE, DIN! G. II +. MSR.
INV ETHER, OF White Haven, Tenn; VI mis-.
Hsftx F~rrsiaEsAiiD, W ufsnsHa, Ifiss.
Nh dHtds. -.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-12-10

A new and well selected line Of
those Jeans Pants have just been re-
revived at A. T. Inman's and will be
sold very cheap.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-12-10
Names

Ordexed that the Board adjourn to meet on
the LIST Monday In January, 1888.
A. i. BRIDGERs, President.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-12-10
PERSONALS.

" PERSONALS.
Messrs. j. A. Wilson and Robt. HALEY
| went to Memphis Thursday on the excur.
sion.
Our good friend and former citizen, Mr.
j. E. Harrison, of Garner Station, paid oul
| city a flying visit Tuesday last.
most charming young ladies, is in our city this
week, the guest of Miss Olive Smith.
Cot. White, of Garner Station, of the
GAzETrE's appreciated patrons, was In Gren'
ada Monday and favored us with n pleasant
visit.
Miss Alice Smith had a very pleasant visit
from Misses Lynn Brown and May Smith
two of Water Valleys most fascinating little
ladies', last saturday and Sunday.
Mr. A. j. Gerard, of the Southern Express
Co., whose line Of duty Is between Canton.
Miss, and Cairo, Illinois, was OH our streets
Monday looking as robust and Jolly as OF
yore.
Mr. Chas b. Boushe, the jovial, good heart
ed yotiig man whom everybody hereabouts
Bolivar county, after q visit of a couple OF
weeks to friends in that section.
We had the pleasure of meeting In Uir Of
flee Wednesday, md making the nhqtiaint.
ance Of that splendid and popular young
gentleman of beat five, Mr.. Worietd Bailey
He is both genial and intelligent, and posses
SEES true manhood enough to make lasting
friends wherever Ne may 80.
We regfstto state That our ycuns ftiend,
Mr.. A. Ii M~Henfy, became quite III diting
the latter part Of last week, white id Mem
phis where he has been working for some
time, and when he arrived hdi1e Saturday
night Was almost unconscious. At this WRIT
ing he Is still quite III, but we hope he will be
up and enjoying good health in a short time.
Miss Annie l.. MtI4eod, the Charming
daughter Of Mr.. J.. W. Mcleod, cashief bf THE
Merchants Blink, accompanied BY her cousin,
| Miss Julia Bifialoe, have been In the city
this week, the greatdf part of the Tint bisily
engaged in putting in order the house
into which Mr.. Mcleod wifi rhoye his
family III d few days. The Residence is
NV N 4. Ss.aw NJ. p,"..' "s" .a,ai'. -,
aS, sns.'o Via. a.H,, ..a,h., ~
o '" VI "u, peop.e, ',uss .o,u "a w. Wui't ~ :.
w',n une i uAns aIsu,"nee 'na' my WI. ~ a
'"''A''e "ca''s'''n 10 ''e"a'' ''''e'S'
CAPT. Chas. l.. Adams, Or the faritts tobnc.
co notwithstanding establishment df winfree
Adaris 4 tSyd, L%ynchbufg, VA; speht sew.
eral digs in dur city this week, visitihk reIa.
| tives and l6bking lister the intetbsts Of hi.
house. Thf8HEh the untirlhg efYofts SfCapt
Adafis Ind Ills able assistant, Mr. n. ]: vii.
bourne: the world famous "Arkatsk " trav.
eler, una AMississ,ppi SAWYER" bratds o,
their manifact,ire have found da ihtmenst
sale IN tHis section. which IL co,t,tAnt,y In.
creasint. The consumers Of toha;Eo have
| ,eardeH frHm nctual tests that the.e adddi arf
made itain the yerv hest virginia iIaf. and
nnas+ mo ncrsonal sunervihion ~ oas n tht
Arm, VIVA msrchnnta md dealer. lrs law.
I'M. IL ,Ne,r s,nnl,es of voods thew shouid +,
No. ,,saas mi, ~ uet n rofd snuniY N aAr.
rausaW Atav n,srs md .M,.s,u.inai Snwyer.
1 n , ~A,lfI VA 49, &Nnk ~ kAkkHk6 81 ~
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-12-10

Large assortment of all kinds of
Dolls and Toys, at very low prices, at
A. Symmetrical & Bros. upstairs. J
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-12-10

Wagons, all sizes and kinds, very,
very low, at A. Summerfie1d & Bros.
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We want everybody who EXPECTS to
ftiake q christmas present, to be sure
ahd see our Elegant Holiday Attrac-
tidhs, at prices that are bound to
please you.
SItwMrpEtEf1HH ttvn
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-12-10

China Tea Sets, commencing at Sc,
at A. Summerfeld l. Bros.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-12-10

sec. lB code 81, cArryinEUut ballot box.
r Ft ~ smotint paid double taxes, sec
NC Koon, NJ @ Dpbard and J D Burnhard,
road com Inissionefs sec 500 code 80; u. % each
W II McC0tft1aek, repaifs on BRIDGE sec
2l44 code 80, Us UI
A K Turder, ganper cofid, section 626 code
80, IS %. "a L Brldgers, negatively
Tinda!li lumber for bridge; section 3l44,
Ut Parker 4 Co., nails fof bridss; ssc 3lA
code 40, u 10.
Il D Willis; ~tnerch4ndhe for taupet. burial,
sectiott 02D code ~, Il "A. "a L BrideeFs, neg.
Raybprn ana Kseton, mile and sign boards
rec SdO Code ~, " M
Isaac james; lumber for bridge; section 2l4i
code w; ~ 81.
A NJ stjnson, repairs On BRIDGE section slA
cUle 10, A Wl
W X Miss atd T H EsteA; bridge commits.
sioners, sec 2i4 code 80, u % each,
4renada Sen GnG, publishing eleetith Bo.
tices, etc., beat \, sheet tets IN pa6t N, " 10
Grenada Sent mel and ,gAxkrfE. publish.
ing proceedings of BOARD or 9htefvlsbry,
J0. Oibbs, VII Mendof, and deo TbBtuas,
coifintlssioner to value land sec 780 code 30,
y " each. ~
Eugene Atktnson,peace and returnihs Jn.
Ordered that the Bdlrd adj1dfh until 10.
morrow I1idfting Mt = O'CLOCK.
a. l.. BRtDGERs; President.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-12-10

DOuble-Knee stockings, for misses
and children, at c. J. Austin & Co.'S.
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tsaais MsaSs. i.esacIs RohPlsl
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.B$ 81: VI ~ \ =: 5s''s 4: ~ y
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-12-10

Drums, % cents, at A. Summer.
field 4 Bros.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-12-10

TUESDAY MoRNiNo, Dsci On; i5s.
Cfdcfts;u by The Hoard that WIN Rijev Re
appointed ovefseer Oh road No. i, Id piacSe II
Manuel Jdt1est deceased. .,.,a h
Ordered py the board that the fdtiUxlng.
named pefeU1s 10 APPOINTED As the Grand
Jurors ior. thY January term Of the Cltouit
Court Of Grenada younty.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-12-10
LOCAL LINES.
Sum1nerfelds' Bargains.

Rex Hats, at G. ]. Austin & Co.'S.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-03-20

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